Star Formation Region Avedisova 1118
Catalog name: 85.49-1.00
Prominent object names: Sh 2-117, NGC 7000 [glossary]
Westerhout radio sources: W 80 (HII) [24]
IRAS infrared sources (6): IRAS 20495+4320 (IR) [0], IRAS 20499+4337 (IR) [0], IRAS 20489+4410 = SFO 31 (Cloud) [9], IRAS 20487+4415 (IR) [0], IRAS 20490+4413 (IR) [0], IRAS 20490+4417 (IR) [0]
Masers: 1 water
Other component designations: CTB 100 = NGC 7000 (HII) [223], DR 27 (Radio) [3], HFE 71 (IR) [1], HFE 72 (IR) [1], IC 5067 (Neb) [9], IC 5070 (HII) [85], NGC 6996 (Assoc*) [7], NGC 7000 (HII) [223], Sh 2-117 = NGC 7000 (HII) [223] Distance estimates for objects in this region
For more information on distance estimates see Avedisova distances. Detailed component listing with references (70 components)
Main object | O S 117 [1982ApJS...49..183B], O NGC 7000,NOR TH AMERICA [1970A&A.....6..349G], O IC 5070 [88078], O IC 5067 [1975PhDT.......119G], O LBN 353 [1965ApJS...12..163L] |
85.46 -00.47 | O NGC 6996 cluster [87065] |
83.7 +00.1 | M CO cloud [1994ApJS...95..419D] |
83.38 +00.35 | R [1990A&AS...85..805F], R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
85.460-01.047 | O *V1057 Cyg(FU Ori) [1997AbhHS..11.....K], O refl. nebula [1981AJ.....86.1520D], M CO condensat. [1975ApJ...201..118B], M CO [1988ApJS...67..283L], M CO core [1982ApJ...259L..35K], M CO Wing [1982ApJ...259L..35K], M CS [1999A&AS..139..257L], IR*V1057 Cyg [1989ApJ...340L..69W], IR*V1057 Cyg [1991ApJ...383..664K], R *V1057 Cyg [1992RMxAA..24..135R] |
83.46 -00.31 | R [1990A&AS...83..539R], R [1986AJ.....92..371G], R [1990A&AS...85..805F], R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
83.481-00.347 | R [1990ApJ...358..485B] |
83.485-00.349 | R [1990ApJ...358..485B] |
83.98 -00.28 | IR HFE 71 [1971ApJ...170L..89H] |
84.04 -00.43 | R S [1983A&A...124..116W] |
84.034-00.476 | IR 20495+4320 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.28 +00.28 | R Q [1983A&A...124..116W] |
84.34 -00.41 | R [2000AJ....119.2801L], R H [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.291-00.355 | IR 20499+4337 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.34 -01.82 | R [1990A&AS...85..805F], R [1986AJ.....92..371G], R [1986ApJS...61....1B], R [1990A&AS...83..539R] |
84.40 -00.37 | R I [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.39 +01.27 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
84.5 +01.0 | M CO cloud [1994ApJS...95..419D] |
84.39 -00.49 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
84.39 -01.71 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
84.58 -01.23 | R N [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.61 -00.90 | R L [1980A&A....88..267M], M CO [1975AJ.....80..101M] |
84.64 -01.35 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
84.63 -01.15 | R M [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.64 -01.19 | IR CHTH 49 [1980ApJ...238..122C], M CO [1975ApJ...202..673M] |
84.69 +00.14 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W], R E [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.599+00.141 | O *red stars [1999A&A...352..228M], O refl.nebula [1999A&A...352..228M], IR 20489+4410 Rim A [1988IRASP.C......0J], IR 20489+4410 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.600+00.154 | M H2O-E [1983MNRAS.203.1099W], M NH3 max [1983MNRAS.203.1099W] |
84.633+00.213 | IR 20487+4415 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.641+00.208 | IR 4 [1980ApJ...239..121B], M CO max,IRS 4 [1980ApJ...239..121B], M CO [1982ApJS...49..183B], M NH3 max [1983MNRAS.203.1099W] |
84.649+00.164 | IR 20490+4413 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.655+00.156 | IR 2,(F) [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.702+00.205 | IR 20490+4417 [1988IRASP.C......0J] |
84.765+00.213 | IR 3 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.71 -00.29 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W], M CO [1975ApJ...202..673M] |
84.76 -00.61 | R K [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.79 -00.65 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W], M CO [1975ApJ...202..673M], M CO centre [1980ApJ...239..121B], M OH-A [1979A&AS...37....1T] |
84.76 -01.54 | R D [1990A&AS...83..539R], R D [1990A&AS...85..805F], R D [1986AJ.....92..371G], R D [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.77 -01.07 | R [1990A&AS...85..805F], M CO [1975AJ.....80..101M] |
84.785-01.532 | IR 5,(D) [1980ApJ...239..121B], M CO [1975AJ.....80..101M], M CO [1975ApJ...202..673M], M CH [1976ApJS...31..333R], M NH3 [1973ApJ...186L..73C] |
84.81 -00.39 | R W 80,DR 27 [1968ZA.....68..368W], R [1968ZA.....68..368W], R [1960PASP...72..331W], R [1968ApJ...153..743G], R [1983A&A...124..116W], R [1964MNRAS.127..367H], R [1970A&A.....4..357R], R DR 27 [1966ApJ...144..937D], R CTB 100 [61000], R [1974ApJ...192..337G], R [1972MNRAS.159..129P], M OH-A [1968ApJS...15..131G] |
84.792-00.863 | IR 8 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.811-00.882 | IR 10 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.831-00.828 | IR 1,(K) [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.829-00.887 | IR 11 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.833-00.829 | IR 9 [1980ApJ...239..121B], M OH-A [1969ApJ...155L..21C], M H2CO [1973A&A....22...13M] |
84.92 -01.23 | R P [1980A&A....88..267M] |
80.9 -01.2 | M CO cloud [1994ApJS...95..419D] |
84.971-00.485 | IR 7 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
84.98 +00.47 | R [1990A&AS...85..805F], R [1986AJ.....92..371G], R R [1983A&A...124..116W] |
85.04 -00.23 | R J [1990A&AS...83..539R], R J [1990A&AS...85..805F], R J [1980A&A....88..267M], R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
85.03 -00.16 | IR CHTH 47 [1980ApJ...238..122C] |
85.01 -00.24 | IR IRS [1982AJ.....87..131P] |
85.08 -01.57 | R C [1980A&A....88..267M] |
84.99 -01.61 | IR HFE 72 [1971ApJ...170L..89H] |
85.10 -00.80 | R O [1980A&A....88..267M] |
85.30 -01.52 | R [1986ApJS...61....1B], R B [1980A&A....88..267M] |
85.38 -01.51 | R [1990A&AS...85..805F] |
85.459-01.473 | IR 6 [1980ApJ...239..121B] |
85.460-01.046 | IR [1982PASP...94..285H] |
85.47 +00.49 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
85.54 -02.33 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
85.72 -00.65 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
85.810-00.659 | R [1990A&AS...83..539R], R [1986AJ.....92..371G], R [1986ApJS...61....1B], R [1990A&AS...85..805F] |
85.797-00.657 | R [1990ApJ...358..485B] |
85.806-00.651 | R [1990ApJ...358..485B] |
86.13 -01.24 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W] |
86.12 -01.16 | R [1983A&A...124..116W] |
86.15 -02.12 | R [1968ZA.....68..368W], R [1990A&AS...85..805F] |
86.0 -02.2 | M CO cloud [1994ApJS...95..419D] |
Acknowledgement: based on the Catalog of Star-Forming Regions in the Galaxy (
Avedisova, V. S., Astronomy Reports, Volume 46, Issue 3, March 2002, pp.193-205
[2002ARep...46..193A]).
The complete catalog can be accessed here:
V/112/.
For more information, read The Avedisova catalog: A real Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?
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